Ethics Breakfast Series

Ancient Wisdom for Contemporary Ethics

The Ethics Breakfast is a series of conversations exploring pressing ethical questions with guest presenters in conversation with a rabbi, comparing contemporary approaches with Jewish perspectives.

Next Session: Sunday, February 9 - "Mental Health and Crime: What can we do?" with Lisa Schreibersdorf & Yung-Mi Lee.

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Mental Health and Crime: What can we do?

with Lisa Schreibersdorf & Yung-Mi Lee

October 22, 2023

Who is responsible for AI?Art Kleiner

AI is developing so quickly and its potential to take over nealy every area of our lives is being realized sooner than we think. We're hosting Art Kleiner for an enlightening exploration of the Ethics of AI and whose responsibility it is to enforce them.

 

November 19, 2023

The Right to Die: Ethics of Assisted SuicideAlan Astrow

 

December 17, 2023

Suspending the Law and Muting the Facts: Ethics of CompromiseHeela Capell

 

January 21, 2024

Artificial Intelligence and its Urgent Ethical ChallengesErnest Davis

 

March 3, 2024

Precision Parenthood: Creating Designer FamiliesAnne Cantor

 

April 7, 2024

The Crime of Punishment: Ethics of IncarcerationDavid Rothberg

 

September 22, 2024

Morality & WarMichael Walzer

 

November 17, 2024

It's Legal, But Is It EthicalJeffrey Hollender

 

December 15, 2024

Privacy vs. Security Muhammad Faridi

 

January 15, 2025

Is criminal justice about truth? Bruce Green and Joel Cohen

We’ll be exploring the role of truth in the courtroom: Should a lawyer argue for his or her client if they know they’re lying? Should the truth matter? Join us  for a gourmet breakfast at Bass & Bourbon and fascinating conversation.

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